The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-06-17

suited in favor OF the Rising Sun
club by the following score:
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The closing exercises of Rising
Sun Friends Normal Institute School
Prot Overholt, principal will be held
on Friday, June Oath, in the after
noon commencing 1:15 P. NJ These
annual exercises are quite interest
ling and generally draw together o
large audience to witness them.
The School Commissioners present
ed their estimate to the County Com
missioners at their session on Tues
day. They will require $33 600 to
keep the public schools open 10
months during the next school year.
Mr.. Squier examined 81 teachers for
the second grade and 81 for the first
grade.
Orders for repairs for moving and
reaping machines filed with prompt
ness by Haines & Kirk
There are sixteen Oranges in this
state, six of which are in Montgomery
county. Cecil county has only one
Elkton Grange. Ten of the counties
have one or more Oranges, namely;
Queen Anne's, Dorchester baltimore
Montgomery, Howard, Prince George
Anne Arundel, Kent, Talb t and
Cecil.
The wanton destruction Of birds
by idle and ignorant boys and men,
and the destruction Of their nesting
places by the destruction of timber
and clearing out OF all ccpse, is be-
ginning to be felt by farmers in the
destruction OF their fruit and grain
crops by myriads of slugs and other
insects. The destruction on the
Peninsula from these pests was never
before so great as this year.
Mrs. John P. Evans of this dist
riot met with singular accident on
Sunday week. She was seated in her
easy chair reading a chapter in the
Bible, and on attempting to raise up
fell and broke one of her thigh bones.
DR.. Turner attended the sufferer.
Mrs. Evans could not account for
the accident.
Dress Goods with handsome de-
signs at low prices; will move, at E.
K. Buffington's.
Alexander jackson of Principle
Furnace while papering room on
Thursday of last week, fell from a
scaffold which was a board placed on
couple of barrels. In falling for.
ward his head struck the wal or par
tition bending his neck violently
back which so injured the spinal
column, as to almost completely par,
alyZe him. His brain and local or.
gans were not injured, but his body
and limbs were rendered entirely
helpless. DR.. E. r Bromwell at
tended the case.
If you need Watches, Clocks or
Jewelry stop at Browns, Rising Sun.
Md.
First Lieut.. NJ. F. lamar, Thir-
teenth Infantry, has been detailed as
Military instructor at St. Johns.
College, Annapolis, to take effect
September 10, relieving First Lieut..
Chas. W. Foster, Third Artillery,
who will join his battery. Lieut..
lamar is a brother of DR.. j. H. ia
mar and Register Reuben E. lamar.
Reuben Haines Esq. visited the
Sun on Monday but did not call at
our head quarters and we ought not
10 notice the event, but we will just
to remind him of tae gigantic breach
Of etiquette he has been guilty of
He was escorting two ladies'
which is probably sufficient
plea in bar, for Reuben's gallantry
is not surpassed.
Miss Mary S. Ewing, daughter of
Mr.. Ambrose Ewing, has just grad
uated at the Cumberland Female Col
lege at McMinnville, Tennessee, and
is now visiting her Aunt, Miss Bris-
c Zoe, of this place. We congratulate
Miss Mary on her early graduation
and wish her success and happiness
in life.
Read the testimony of prominent
citizen of Pawtucket, R. l., under date
of January 16, 1885. ~ have no hes.
itation in recommending Dr.. Seth ar.
,aolGs Kaller for Coughs and Colds.
I had not much faith in it at first, but
few doses cured me of cold and
tickling in the throat. 1t is a wond-
erful remedy."-G. L. Walker. For
sale by G. G. Sill. Price 25c. SOC.
and $1.0O per bottle.
DR.. Seth Arnold's Sugar Coated
Bilious Pills unequalled for costive-
ness, jaundice, liver troubles. 25c.
For sale by G. G.. Sill.